He Who Serves The Public

Basic Characteristics Of An Individual Organism: To Divide, To Unite, To Merge Into The Universal, To Abide In The Particular, To Transform Itself, To Define Itself, And As Living Things Tend To Appear Under A Thousand Conditions, To Arise And Vanish, To Solidify And Melt, To Freeze And Flow, To Expand And Contract. Since These Effects Occur Together, Any Or All May Occur At The Same Moment.

All Truths Are Old, And All That We Have To Do Is Recognize And Utter Them Anew.

They Teach In Academies Far Too Many Things, And Far Too Much That Is Useless.

The Phrases That Men Hear Or Repeat Continually, End By Becoming Convictions And Ossify The Organs Of Intelligence.

No One Feels Himself Easy In A Garden Which Does Not Look Like The Open Country.